Michigan SB0580 modifies the issuance of restricted driver licenses for individuals convicted of alcohol-related offenses.
Michigan SB0580 amends the issuance of restricted driver licenses for individuals convicted of alcohol-related offenses. It requires individuals to demonstrate operation with an ignition interlock device for at least a year and meet other specific criteria before an unrestricted license can be issued. The bill also outlines conditions under which a restricted license can be suspended or revoked, such as alcohol consumption during the restricted period or failure to pay fines.
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